Cassie McIvor has graced stages around the globe with her Powerhouse Performances across Europe, America & Australasia. After 13 years of singing overseas, Cassie finally returned to her hometown of Melbourne, Australia where she hit the ground running on Season 10 of The Voice Australia with her Show Stopping rendition of ‘It’s All Coming Back To Me Now’ a video that is still going viral today.

After being inspired by Celine Dion’s ‘A New Day’ created by the late artistic genius Franco Dragone, Cassie ran away to join the Circus in Macau headlining Dragone’s show, Taboo.

The love of Circus took her to London to sing at the historical Café De Paris and in Sochi Ice Symphony for the Olympic Games, then to Germany with The Friedrichsbau Varieté and this year to the Melbourne Fringe Festival with Goddesses. The desire to travel started young with a music tour of Mainland China at 15 representing Australia in a cultural exchange. And then later to Japan where she found her second home playing Elphaba in Wicked at Universal Studios.

Whilst in Japan Cassie developed her own Jazz show with the finest Japanese musicians which she took to the high seas on 6 Star Plus Luxury Liner, The Europa 2 for Hapag Lloyd. One of her most special moments was the opportunity to originate and premiere a new Disney character the ‘Diva’ in The Song Of Mirage. Cassie’s voice has also been used on numerous Disney & Universal recordings and can still be heard in the theme park streets today.

This year alone Cassie has sung at various Charity and Corporate Events including My Room Children’s Cancer Charity, Learn Local Awards, Optus Awards, Queensland Tourism Awards, Department of Premier & Cabinet for John Famechon’s Memorial Service and most recently on the grounds of Moonee Valley Racecourse performing the famous “Horses” at the Cox Plate.

A Vocal Director and Vocal Coach to artists across the world, Cassie designs vocals for music artists and is a vocal guide in the studio and for live performances. She can also be found mentoring Australia’s future performers at Jason Coleman’s Ministry Of Dance in Melbourne. You can catch her on tour with Synthony singing the biggest global dance hits backed by an incredible 60-piece orchestra.